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target date

noun as in time limit

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While the target date is still decades away, and later than the 2050 goal set by many other countries, experts say it’s an ambitious and meaningful commitment by one of the world’s fastest-developing nations.

Instead they could leverage them only for Tesla’s own ride-hailing network built by a fleet that Musk envisioned would consist of 1 million robo-taxis by 2020, a target date that proved overly optimistic.

While there’s much conversation around the great return and many companies have set their target dates, others remain cautious.

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When those targets weren’t met, the target date was delayed.

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San Diego Unified officials decided against setting a target date to reopen district schools at their board meeting this week.

Or so-called target-date funds with sensible ratios of stocks to bonds.

The Target Date is a retirement age, forty-five or above, chosen by the client himself.

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On this page you'll find 12 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to target date, such as: a-day, d-day, deadline, h-hour, target day, and term.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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